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1 week ago | wpsdlocal6.com | Taylor Bryan |A. Stump

MARSHALL COUNTY, Ky. — Across the nation, restaurants are having a difficult time finding consistent staffing. It's even causing some local favorites to close. On Wednesday, a local restaurant opened up about its struggles with hiring — and how it almost led them to close their doors. According to the National Restaurant Association, even though the industry is projected to employ around 16 million workers in 2025 — adding 200,000 jobs over the past year — staffing remains a persistent challenge.

3 weeks ago | wpsdlocal6.com | Taylor Bryan |A. Stump

PADUCAH — There have been questions from community members regarding monument fees at Maplelawn Park Cemetery in Paducah. Doug Kirkham said his family was told they would be charged around $2,000 to put a headstone on a plot they own at the cemetery. Kirkham said the family has owned plots in the cemetery for more than a decade. He bought eight additional plots at Maplelawn in June 2007, after his wife was killed in a car wreck.

1 month ago | thesouthern.com | Taylor Bryan |A. Stump

CARBONDALE — A local resource for people experiencing homelessness will pause operations in less than a month. The Carbondale Warming Center has announced a change in leadership and a temporary closure starting Saturday, May 17, to allow for much-needed deep cleaning and reorganization of its facilities. However, the temporary closure isn't only due to operational needs. The center is also pausing services to find new sources of funding.

1 month ago | wpsdlocal6.com | Taylor Bryan |A. Stump

Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration 0:00Remaining Time -0:00Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. CARBONDALE, Ill. — A local resource for people experiencing homelessness will pause operations in less than a month. The Carbondale Warming Center has announced a change in leadership and a temporary closure starting Saturday, May 17, to allow for much-needed deep cleaning and reorganization of its facilities.

1 month ago | wpsdlocal6.com | Taylor Bryan |A. Stump

Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration 0:00Remaining Time -0:00Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. PADUCAH — The tariff war with Mexico, Canada, and China isn't just causing food prices to go up. The tariff war will also impact beauty products. From shampoo to makeup brushes, local lash technicians, makeup artists, and hairstylists all say their businesses must deal with higher costs.